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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Feb 9.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Health Serv. 2015;45(2):265–284. doi: 10.1177/0020731414568508

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics for Nursing Assistants Employed in Nursing Homes in Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia

Variable N %
Individual-level
  Gender (n = 868)
    Female 851 98.0
    Male 17 2.0
  Marital status (n = 858)
    Married 429 50.0
    Non-married 429 50.0
  Race (n = 841)
    Non-white 119 14.1
    White 722 85.9
  Emotional strain (n = 794)
    Low emotional strain 601 75.7
    High emotional strain 193 24.3
Organizational-level
  Ownership type (n = 836)
    For-profit 626 74.9
    Non-profit 210 25.1
  Seniority-based wage increase (n = 595)
    Yes 195 32.8
    No 400 67.2
  Managerial domination (n = 495)
    Yes 401 81.0
    No 94 19.0
Mental health
  Depressive symptoms (CES-D scale) (n = 844)
    Depressed 479 56.8
    Not depressed 365 43.2
  Depressive disorder (CESD-R) (n = 839)
    Depressed 455 54.2
    Not depressed 384 45.8